Eyesight Sample Clauses

Eyesight. You are not covered for: • treatment to correct your eyesight, such as laser treatment, refractive keratotomy and photorefractive keratotomy • spectacles, and other visual aids, treatment of strabismus (squint) or amblyopia (lazy eye) • sight tests Failure to follow medical advice You are not covered for: • treatment arising from or related to your unreasonable failure to seek or follow medical advice and/or prescribed treatment, or your unreasonable delay in seeking or following such medical advice and/or prescribed treatment • complications arising from ignoring such advice Foetal surgery Surgery undertaken on a child while it is in its mother’s womb. Foot care You are not covered for podiatry, chiropody, orthotics and gait scans. Genetic testing or genetic engineering You are not covered for genetic testing or genetic engineering, other than treatment you are eligible for under the cancer genome tests benefit within the cancer treatment benefit section of the table of benefits.
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Eyesight. You are not covered for: - • treatment to correct your eyesight, such as laser treatment, refractive keratotomy and photorefractive keratotomy • upgraded lenses as part of an eye operation, such as cataract surgery • spectacles, and other visual aids, treatment of strabismus (squint) or amblyopia (lazy eye) • sight tests (unless covered under your plan in the well-being benefits section of the table of benefits) Failure to follow medical advice You are not covered for: - • treatment arising from or related to your unreasonable failure to seek or follow medical advice and/or prescribed treatment, or your unreasonable delay in seeking or following such medical advice and/or prescribed treatment • complications arising from ignoring such advice Foetal surgery You are not covered for surgery undertaken on a child while it is in its mother’s womb. Genetic testing or genetic engineering You are not covered for genetic testing or genetic engineering, other than treatment you are eligible for under the cancer genome tests benefit in the cancer treatment section of the table of benefits.
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Eyesight. You are not covered for: • LASIK eye surgery or any other surgical correction of short- sightedness (myopia), long-sightedness (hyperopia) or irregular-shaped cornea (astigmatism) • any lens other than a standard mono-focal replacement lens as part of an eye operation, such as cataract surgery • spectacles, and other visual aids, treatment of strabismus (squint) or amblyopia (lazy eye) • sight tests (unless covered under your plan in the well-being benefits section of the table of benefits) Failure to follow medical advice You are not covered for: • treatment arising from or related to your unreasonable failure to seek or follow medical advice and/or prescribed treatment, or your unreasonable delay in seeking or following such medical advice and/or prescribed treatment • complications arising from ignoring such advice Foetal surgery You are not covered for surgery undertaken on a child while it is in its mother’s womb. Genetic testing or genetic engineering You are not covered for genetic testing or genetic engineering, other than treatment you are eligible for under the cancer genome tests benefit in the cancer treatment section of the table of benefits.
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Eyesight. The student agrees that his/her eyesight will be sufficient for the purposes of carefully and cautiously driving an automobile and sufficient for him/her to read and understand ordinary road signs. If he/she has received a prescription for eye wear to be used to correct any eyesight deficiency which could adversely affect his/her driving ability, that prescribed eye wear will be worn throughout participation in the program. Guarantee or Warranty AFSI DOES NOT PROMISE, WARRANT, OR GUARANTEE THAT ANY OF ITS STUDENTS WILL PASS HIS/HER DMV WRITTEN TEST OR ROAD TEST OR THAT THEY WILL NOT GET INTO ANY AUTOMOBILE CRASHES WHILE TAKING PART IN ANY BEHIND-THE-WHEEL TRAINING LESSONS. To the fullest extent allowed by law, AFSI disclaims any and all express and/or implied warranties related to its program, methods, processes and/or curriculum. Refunds AFSI will not issue refunds once the student begins his/her behind-the-wheel lessons. AFSI, however, reserves the right to issue refunds in extraordinary circumstances on a case-by-case basis. All refund requests must be made in writing and include the specific reason(s) for the requested refund and, only if accepted and approved by AFSI management, a refund will be issued to the student on a pro-rated basis. Change of Program AFSI reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to change, alter, modify and/or terminate its program or any portion thereof at any time as it deems necessary. As a result, the student will be refunded the unused portion of their tuition. Release and Waiver The student and his/her parent/guardian hereby release, waive, and discharge all claims and potential claims against, and covenants not to xxx AFSI, subsidiaries, affiliated entities, officers, employees, agents and facilities with respect to any damages, injuries or losses of any kind to the student or any vehicle or any property damage or loss to any other party arising in connection with the student’s enrollment and participation in the AF“I curriculum, programs and training sessions and the student’s operation of any AFSI vehicles. Personal Property AFSI is not liable for anything left in the AFSI vehicles by the students. Each student needs to keep track of his/her personal belongings when in the AFSI vehicles. Student cell phones and other electronic devices will be kept in glove compartment while vehicle is in use.
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Eyesight. Treatment to correct your eyesight, such as laser treatment, refractive keratotomy and photorefractive keratotomy; • Spectacles, and other visual aids, treatment of strabismus (squint) or amblyopia (lazy eye); • Sight tests.
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Eyesight. Good or fair ☐ Bad ☐ Blind or almost blind ☐
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